Near-Earth Asteroid Scout

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Near Earth Asteroid Scout

The Near-Earth Asteroid Scout (short: NEA-Scout ) is a planned Cubesat - solar-sail - space probe of NASA . The preliminary mission objective is a flyby of the 1991 VG asteroid . The Artemis 1 mission is expected to start in 2021 at the earliest. The flight time up to 1991 VG would be around three years, including several swing-by maneuvers on the moon .

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